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I honestly can’t believe that we’re already in mid-September – it seriously feels like we just started summer!
While Fall is my favourite time of year, I kind of feel like I barely made a dent in my summer wardrobe. (Seriously – my office is so cold that you pretty much dress for winter year-round!) Luckily, it’s still pretty warm here in Ontario so I’m still getting some use out of my summer items, but as you all know Canadian weather is a little unpredictable so that could change any minute.
I am so ready for spring you guys!
It’s one of my favourite seasons. I love spring fashion: pastels, floral prints and frilled details – I am here for it! We had a couple of weeks of warmer weather here, so I was able to get some wear out of my new items for spring before the second winter hit (seriously, it’s a thing), which has just made me even more eager for spring to actually get here.
‘Tis the season for knitted socks, hot chocolate and cozy sweaters, am I right?!
My favourite weekend activity this time of year is to cuddle up with a hot drink and watch holiday movies all day. There is just something so relaxing and magical about it.
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: fall is my favourite time of year. I seriously hate having to dress for the weather like in the summer and winter. Fall is the perfect season – it’s not too hot, and not too cold. I also love wearing layers, fashion hats and fall clothes is perfect for this.
I’ve always loved hats. I don’t wear them too often because if I’m being perfectly honest I have a small head. Like, it’s child size. I’m not kidding. It’s usually a bit easier for me to find hats in the summer, because a lot of the straw hats have those adjustable strings on the inside. When it comes to fall fashion, I’ve always felt a little limited in my hat choices.
You’d also think that someone with a small head would be okay with most baseball caps – well not this kid! I often can’t adjust baseball caps small enough, and when I do there is always so much excess fabric from the strap. When I found this cap from Tobi, I was thrilled because you’re able to hide the extra fabric from the strap through a grommet that goes to into the liner of the hat.
For a gal with a small head, this was the best thing ever.
